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MeIon Bread 08/18/20 5:05:03 AM #1:	Junot Diaz. Oscar Wao is a masterpiece, which I've read over twenty times...This is How You Lose Her is also great. It's just a REAL shame that he writes so slowly. --- Sunhawk's main alternate account. I'm just a little bit caught in the middle, life is a maze and love is a riddle. <cite>MeIon Bread posted [p:943520177] in Who is you... [t:78918924]...</cite> <quote>Junot Diaz. Oscar Wao is a masterpiece, which I've read over twenty times...This is How You Lose Her is also great. It's just a REAL shame that he writes so slowly. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 08/18/20 5:27:58 AM #2:	Mick Foley. Tietam Brown is a gloriously fucked up novel. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:943520402] in Who is you... [t:78918924]...</cite> <quote>Mick Foley. Tietam Brown is a gloriously fucked up novel. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rivers 08/18/20 5:59:45 AM #3:	That's easy: it's Houellebecq. Nearly everyone else whose fiction I care to read or reread is dead. I do look forward to Tao Lin's upcoming Leave Society, though. --- equites quattuor in saeculum saeculi <cite>rivers posted [p:943520754] in Who is you... [t:78918924]...</cite> <quote>That's easy: it's Houellebecq. Nearly everyone else whose fiction I care to read or reread is dead. I do look forward to Tao Lin's upcoming Leave Society, though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MeIon Bread 08/18/20 6:02:21 AM #4:	You read Tao Lin? Why are you wasting precious seconds on that guy? --- Sunhawk's main alternate account. I'm just a little bit caught in the middle, life is a maze and love is a riddle. <cite>MeIon Bread posted [p:943520780] in Who is you... [t:78918924]...</cite> <quote>You read Tao Lin? Why are you wasting precious seconds on that guy? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rivers 08/18/20 6:08:51 AM #5:	Oh, not his past fiction. I won't even read that stuff in translation as an excuse to give it a chance while getting in language practice. I liked his book about Terrance McKenna and drugs, though, and I think his Twitter is top notch with posts about diet, gardening, earthing, and so much more. Perhaps after stepping through Huxley's Doors of Perception, the next novel will be his Island. --- equites quattuor in saeculum saeculi <cite>rivers posted [p:943520864] in Who is you... [t:78918924]...</cite> <quote>Oh, not his past fiction. I won't even read that stuff in translation as an excuse to give it a chance while getting in language practice. I liked his book about Terrance McKenna and drugs, though, and I think his Twitter is top notch with posts about diet, gardening, earthing, and so much more. Perhaps after stepping through Huxley's Doors of Perception, the next novel will be his Island. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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